"CBH has been my work home for just over 10 years. In that 10 years, I have be given many opportunities to advance and have felt support in my desire to remain with the agency, but move up within it. The management team takes the time to get to know the employees and make me feel like I am part of a big CBH family. I truly love working for CBH and the support I feel from the agency."
- Child & Adolescent Services Staff
This page lists Requests for Quotes (RFQ), Requests for Proposals (RFP), and other public solicitations. Procurement is also responsible for the disposition of CBH surplus equipment and vehicles.
Solicitations are posted below and on eVA Virginia's Marketplace. No registrations or fees are required to respond to active solicitations. Vendors may receive automated notices about solicitations by registering through eVA.
Below are the latest Invitations for Bid (IFB) and/or Requests for Proposal (RFP) posted by Colonial Behavioral Health. All documents are in Adobe Acrobat format. If you need the free Adobe Reader, you may download it here.
The vendor/contractor is responsible for following up on any addendums to an IFB or RFP solicitation.
To learn how to submit a PPEA proposal, please review Colonial Behavioral Health's Public-Private Education Facilities and Infrastructure Act (PPEA) of 2002 Guidelines.
CBH surplus equipment, supplies, and vehicles are sold by auction through the GovDeals Website. To view what is currently listed, visit:
CBH employees are prohibited from bidding on surplus property sold by Colonial Behavioral Health.
A vendor/contractor is responsible for maintaining confidentiality of protected information and materials in service of Colonial Behavioral Health.
To learn about general rules and regulations governing procurements made by Colonial Behavioral Health, please review the Colonial Behavioral Health Vendor Manual.
Colonial Behavioral Health is exempt from the Commonwealth of Virginia’s sales taxes for the purchase of tangible goods.
Learn about Virginia's Sales and Use Tax Exemption.
General Services is available to answer questions regarding contracts or procurement.
